pistolpetes11 wrote: » Oh she be looking lively Oh please god let the Wicklow Town snow famine be nearing its end. The inlaws are driving me mad with their gloominess. They all bought sledges.
Elmer Blooker wrote: » Less than 2 hours of meteorological winter left and every single ME station below freezing from Malin at -1 to Knock at -5. Now that's what I call winter going out in style!
stephenjmcd wrote: » Just looked at the radar. Are those showers dying out on the way over towards South Dublin and North Wicklow
bosco12345 wrote: » Message to cork people, post up a few pictures please want to see this madness
CHealy wrote: » My street in Turners Cross Cork is now completely unaccessable to cars. Im 28 and living in Cork City all my life and can only remember a proper snow maybe twice in my life, but this blows it completely out of the water, fierce exciting altoghether biy.
wakka12 wrote: » Omg I'm so jealous of cork.
Calibos wrote: » No thats a radar glitch. That said, it should be over us right about now though and I don't hear anything on my attic bedroom roof or Velux yet. I'm feeling very pessimistic myself at the moment. I've a bad feeling about Emma too.
Itssoeasy wrote: » Has I missed a joke with my picture of the bin ?
SleetAndSnow wrote: » We asked for snow in cork and we are getting it! Car just drove into my estate and the back wheens stopped turning all together only front driving. Crazy that epolle are still attempting to drive right now!
Deaf student wrote: » Wanted upload pictures of Cork City from my mobile but it doesn't seem to work in Boards- advice pls? Thanks.
now online wrote: » It's like a scene from the day after tomorrow here in cork. Loud clap of thunder, followed by lightning. I can barely make out the lampost viability is so bad. I've never seen anything like this.
bloopy wrote: » One of the posters in the technical thread mentioned that the heavy snow is finished for the week. Has Storm Emma changed or is the poster mistaken?
Gaoth Laidir wrote: » Just to clarify, in the tech thread I said that we're past the heaviest of the showers. We should see a gradual decline in intensity in the next few hours. This is separate to Emma, which will a dynamic-snow event, not relying on sea convection.